New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-26
TIE THEATRES.
SOME PROMISED ATTRACTIONS.

engaged. Mr. Barrett who has himself looked after all
the details OF the tour, IL spending his summer at
Cohasset. and IL will be several weeks before any
further preparations are made. Rehcarsals VIII not nc
begun before the middle of August at the earliest TINS
mnch OF the seasons plans Il known authoritatyey
II will begin September 10 at Buffalo, and 1t Is possible
that Now-Yor will the company before the close OF
the year. though nothing at all definite Is settled on TINS
score The repcrtory will include Othello, Mac
beth" "Rchelicu," King Lear" and Hamlet In
these PLAYS Mr. Booth and Mr. Barrett Will alternate
Oheiio and Iaqo Booth will play Iarbch and Barrett
qcuG; the Rcelicu will be Booth and the De Adprd'
Barrett; Booth will play Lear and Barrett Edgar while
Hamlet will be Booth and the Giosi Barrett Besides
these PLAYS there will be given least once week =
double bill with Booth hpocE AMI Barrett III D ~
Carrck or The Kings Pleasure" The company "hoh
hos been engaged includes several well known names
The leading man is L. J. Buckley ana me eallhg "pnn
& r. Ulnforl b. o. Rogers. owen Fawcett, Lawrence
Uanley. C. 81 Collins. l.. j. Henderson. Walter Thomas
ior~ EIIzabe,h Robbins Miriam OLeary and Emma
Marble The stage manager IS to be Oliver Doud'
"Jacquettc appears TO have commended Itself to the
pubic anI more than during last week Colonel NC
Cnu wa. able proudly to display the standing room
only sign while his ncghbors we're rnefuly surveying
depleted houses "Jacquettc will probably he followed
by revival Of Indiana" which was first produced at
the star Theatre The company has been rehearng ms
during the week. The wednesday rnatinces have
according to Mr McCaull. provoi success The bust
ness 4. not pcrccpby smaller than was the case wien
the matinee was given saturday and the company
ara enabled to make holiday when al tne resi- 0i W.
world ara doing likewise. The Theatre VIII proDihy pe
closed for a week early in July. and in september
Bcllnan will be produced.
"The Highest Bidder" at the Lyceum Theatre has
reached ts jOh representation and may therefore be
nut down as an assured The celebration OF the
JOth performance took place las. Tuesday night wheh
the house was full The occasion was marked by inc
presentation TO the audience OF souvenirs which have
more interest than such gifts OF managers TO me pnphc
usually have They contained fac-simile pen and Ink
sketches drawn by Mr.. sothern himself should not
,rcathcr re,u,ry set fl next Mr.. Frohnau VIII
prob,bly give Mr. sothern Inly vacation after which
he will return and continue The iilShest buncg 'n,l
say II that actress does not release HIN before tht ue
VT. Carleton. the tenor who has been managing his
own company during the last season returned TO town
last week. suffering severely from rheumatism During
the last week OF his season which closed In Phadelphi
Mr. Carleton suffered severely that he hal To he
carried to the wings In Order = 20 on 70 the stage anu
take his part lie seen yesterday hoDolinS ABOUT
n, the Hotel Nornandis ALTHOUGH" sail he, the
Interstate Commerce bill seriously prohs'
have no reason To feel DISCOURAGED ~ the pecuniary
r,sult. OF nv tour our engagement IN san Francisco
WA. wonderfully successful considering that we had To
play against Edwin Booth II was while in THIS city thh
The Interstate bill came into effect and found myself
Obliged TO sell all my scenery IN opl' 20 a'U yanon
AMI Ermuio. occ lsioually producing the MSado :
and the Merry War am going abroad next week AMI
sS,u I hone return with some important operate
novelties"
Prince Karl still continues to attract to the MADISON
Square Theatre audiences rs large ~ the weather were
cold AMI the play in the first weeks OF It's run. MI
Price Mr. Mansfield manager, said la'ey that week ior
week .he business larger than At other time in
the history OF tae play some small changes have been
m,Jc in the company aud the little band now perform
with a smoothn.ss and ncatncss that might well be
cnvicd by many large organization. came across
an amusiug thing in a London paper lately shu MI
Price 1T was letter to The DtHy Ne'rs, and 1t DO
scrbod with extreme mnutcness the novel nanhgr IN
Dir Jekyl and Mr. Hyde IL was sald that ne
accomplished this by means 81 an inflated rnp9er SUIT
thr details OF the construction Of which were h gwen
The correspondent also said that Mr. Mansfield MAD
patented the In cntion ana mai it 20 s w",i
so ridiculous that felt II only due 10 4ir; haiseu
reputation to write to the Editor "i me DanR VI ~S 1
set him ri ght Oh the question:. X IL not unlikely that
the new comedy. which IS now being r"hcarsc WIZ pe
set for it's production.
Edward T. Rice has been receiving benefit in Boston,
,houch exactly why the 80 financially success
fil star IA Mr.. Dixcy should receive bcnelt Is not
nute clear However, the Hollis street Theatre last
Monday night said to have been packed to the ceiling
and Mr. Rice cleared something Ike S3,Ooo Evan
gcine" WIS given with three EyangelinoS ana three
,alries and during the first act interest Wa aueI TO-
the performance by the appearance ot hr DNcy 80 INC
Lone Fisherman
In obout three weeks Ermnic will have reached its
l5Oh representation AT the Casino ana MI Arohsoh VIII
a uual mark the event by the intro ucton Of several
novcl features BESIDES decorating the house WIN
dover. and distributing something novel In the way or
souvenirs the concert tho roof garden Will have inter
est added to It by the appearance OF some clever glec
singers who will perform old English gIces ana iri
gals The only change lately h@e M Mis- Fanny
Rice for Miss Marie Janscn who IL 10 'aNe Il h"'n-
needed vacation
Frank Daniels who Is known 10 n certain class OF
theatre coers "a having been the chief attraction Tor
more than one season in that dubious entertainment
known rs The Rag Baby" has been In town latcy max
inc arrangements with Hayden Dickson * Roberts for
| o,son lie il 70 play the principal part in version
., .ustevs Vice Versa" Mr.. Daniels will, of course
be the old who Is transformed INTO schoolpoy.
me novel has turned into spectacular bnrlesque
and there is included in the representation Juvenile
ballet and a large chorus
Ills not 40 long ago since the body of salm Morse was
found floating early one morning In the North River,
and vet he Is wcnigh forgotten in theatrical circles
sale which Is TO take place tomorrow morning at the
Amusement Exchange, No 1,162 Broadway, may serve
Ia recall him 10 the memory OF his former associates. IL
"a that by order OF the Public Administrator
there will sold at tomorrow the plays, copy
rights and music belonging TO the ats saii morse,
passion Play" aOn tho Yellowstone" Little Box
Elder" Doctor OF Lima" Ammo Domim 200 MIA,
peteoats" aThe Astrologer," queen Margarets
sister" and The Royal Hottentots"
Augustus Piou having returned from his brief hon'
day in Canada, has lately been setting things IN order
for next season. He starts for San Francisco In August
with W. j. Seaman, but will return In time to personally
superyise the beginning of Robert b. Mantes season
Resides repertory standard plays Mante will have
two new pieces for next season one is by MT Keller
and Mr. Pou himself, while the other described as
melodrama, Is adapted from Frenoh source by an
author at present unannouDced II Is called Monbars,
and the scene Is laid in France during the Empire OF the
first Napoleon.
Ezra Kendall young comedian who first attracted
the attention OF that portion OF the public which finds
Its amusement In Nonsense OF the characters In
awe Us and Co.. Is at the head OF company Of his
own He Is appearing in an entertainment entited "A
Pair OF Kids at Dockstaders, and Mr. Dockstader said
Yesterday that the business OF such nature as Ia
warrant the continuance Of the piece for some time
longer.